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The team hooked up an external monitor so we could see the drone's view as it travelled underwater.

That being said, because the iPhone XS had already been dunked previously, its speakers sounded more muffled and less clear than those on the iPhone XR, which sounded perfectly fine. There was no evidence of water ingress or fogging on the lens. Drying off both phones with a microfiber cloth, the touchscreens on the iPhone XR and iPhone XS were still fully functional. The iPhone XS is designed to hold up to this just fine, but the iPhone XR isn't supposed to go that deep.Īfter about 5 minutes of being submerged in the bay, we pulled the drone out of the water. Seeing as we haven't previously tested the iPhone XR's water resistance, we decided to put both phones on the drone and dive down to 2 meters. Apple specifies that water damage is not covered under warranty. This isn't a scientific test, and be advised any sort of water or liquid contact may cause damage to your phone.

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Watch the video on this page for the full rundown of what happened - and check out the epic underwater footage! Before submerging the phones, we set the screens to stay on and set a timer. To help get our phones under the water without them drifting away, OpenROV built a custom mount just for us with flotations to hold the phones side-by-side in front of the lens. This is the custom rig attached to the Trident that OpenROV made to hold both the phones. It can reach depths of up to 100 meters, although the bay isn't anywhere near that deep. We strapped the two phones to the front of the Trident, an underwater drone from OpenROV.

To raise the stakes, we took a new iPhone XR and the same XS that survived our initial pool test to Monterey Bay in California.

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